Like the title says, I have astigmatism in both eyes, so using a red dot as a backup sight is out of the question. Most of my builds have a set of offset BUIS, but they add weight and aren’t very fast to use and seeing as how red dot backup sights are all the rage, I figured I’d give the Seeall Delta tritium sight a try. The acrylic glass gives the delta triangle reticle a little magnification and helps me focus on the reticle easier. I haven’t had a chance to head out to the range and zero it yet, but so far I like what I see and have already purchased 3 sets, including the rmr style mount pistol sight for use on my Glock G34. Very much looking forward to seeing how well they work.

It's an amazing sight once you get used to finding the Delta. My groupings have gotten tighter and this sight does not mess with my astigmatism. Switching all my optics to the see all. If they only made rmsc footprint, that would be awesome

I just took both my new SeeAll sights to the range. I bought one for my 22 and another for my 12 gauge turkey gun. I’d read a lot about these sights online and had heard some say that they take a while to get used to. Not true. The sights were intuitive to use and very easy to adjust. The sights replaced iron sights on both are where huge upgrades (especially for my aging eyes). Money well spent.

Nice piece well built

Awesome product!!!

Mk2 - Micro Rail Sight

I had to purchase a mount plate that fit my application. The mount plate was easy and cheap to obtain. Still getting use to the sight, (finding the delta each time I raise the firearm). Needs a light source for use at night, I would buy the MK3 dual lighting sight.

This sight is well built, adjusts easily and is easy to use.

Have to say that it took a bit to get use to them and to figure out what size mount to put under, but I do like them for open sights.

One of the best sights I have used. I like it as much as a red dot. With no batterys.

Only issue I Have is needing longer screws to hold the sights to the RMR plate. I sent an email hoping for a response from customer service. The sights are awesome and super helpful for these old eyes lol.

Works great, very durable

This sight takes some getting used to but that’s ok. I like that no batteries are needed and I was thinking that if someone unaware of this sight picked up my forearm they probably won’t know how to use it. At least until seeall sights get bigger and more popular. The sight seems rugged and it’s easy to zero in. This is my 3rd different seeall sight so yeah. I like them.

I’ve bought about 5 of these sights in the past three years, I always find another rifle or pistol or shotgun they work great on. Cheaper than buying a quality red dot, and no fuss over batteries. Works great when paired with NVGs as well as a back up optic on rifles. Going to buy more in the future.

I’ve got these on several .22 platforms and really like them: works really well on my Hellcat

Like the title says, I have astigmatism in both eyes, so using a red dot as a backup sight is out of the question. Most of my builds have a set of offset BUIS, but they add weight and aren’t very fast to use and seeing as how red dot backup sights are all the rage, I figured I’d give the Seeall Delta tritium sight a try. The acrylic glass gives the delta triangle reticle a little magnification and helps me focus on the reticle easier. I haven’t had a chance to head out to the range and zero it yet, but so far I like what I see and have already purchased 3 sets, including the rmr style mount pistol sight for use on my Glock G34. Very much looking forward to seeing how well they work.

It's an amazing sight once you get used to finding the Delta. My groupings have gotten tighter and this sight does not mess with my astigmatism. Switching all my optics to the see all. If they only made rmsc footprint, that would be awesome

I just took both my new SeeAll sights to the range. I bought one for my 22 and another for my 12 gauge turkey gun. I’d read a lot about these sights online and had heard some say that they take a while to get used to. Not true. The sights were intuitive to use and very easy to adjust. The sights replaced iron sights on both are where huge upgrades (especially for my aging eyes). Money well spent.

Nice piece well built

Awesome product!!!

Mk2 - Micro Rail Sight

I had to purchase a mount plate that fit my application. The mount plate was easy and cheap to obtain. Still getting use to the sight, (finding the delta each time I raise the firearm). Needs a light source for use at night, I would buy the MK3 dual lighting sight.

This sight is well built, adjusts easily and is easy to use.

Have to say that it took a bit to get use to them and to figure out what size mount to put under, but I do like them for open sights.

One of the best sights I have used. I like it as much as a red dot. With no batterys.

Only issue I Have is needing longer screws to hold the sights to the RMR plate. I sent an email hoping for a response from customer service. The sights are awesome and super helpful for these old eyes lol.

Works great, very durable

This sight takes some getting used to but that’s ok. I like that no batteries are needed and I was thinking that if someone unaware of this sight picked up my forearm they probably won’t know how to use it. At least until seeall sights get bigger and more popular. The sight seems rugged and it’s easy to zero in. This is my 3rd different seeall sight so yeah. I like them.

I’ve bought about 5 of these sights in the past three years, I always find another rifle or pistol or shotgun they work great on. Cheaper than buying a quality red dot, and no fuss over batteries. Works great when paired with NVGs as well as a back up optic on rifles. Going to buy more in the future.

I’ve got these on several .22 platforms and really like them: works really well on my Hellcat